Centennial electricity brightens Oelwein celebration
The Oelwein Centennial builds momentum as business activity rises and visitors arrive. The week culminates with a Spectacular parade, Eddy Howard Band, and a Rock Dance at the Coliseum, followed by a Centennial Worship service on Sunday. A radio misprint about the New Christy Minstrels was corrected. they will perform tonight.
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Myrdal Hopeful Watergate View in Moyers Interview
Stockholm economist Gunnar Myrdal urges hopeful ending to Watergate while noting its harm to America's global image. He recalls An American Dilemma and praises enduring American ideals amid scandal as summit talks between Nixon and Brezhnev proceed.
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Hoffa eyes 1976 Teamsters comeback at odds with parole
Hoffa plans a court challenge to lift a parole ban on leading a labor union as he seeks to reclaim the Teamsters presidency in 1976. He notes his 13 year sentence for jury tampering and mail fraud was cut by Nixon release in 1971.
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Rip Roarin' Centennial: Oelwein civic projects proposed
A local list outlines projects including Organized Tree Replanting, Apartment Construction Retention of Downtown Free Parking, Frog Hollow Recreation, Continuing Industrial Promotion and A Low Rent Housing Facility. The note frames these as goals for the community and urban renewal efforts.
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Oelwein Daily Register Subscription Rates 1983 1906
The listing shows price tiers for subscriptions with yearly, six month, and three month options for various editions abbreviated as VF TYR and related denominations. It presents VF rates at 14.00 for six months and 4.50 for three months, Tyr rates at 18.00 for yearly, 10.00 for six months, and 5.75 for three months, and standard rates at 12.00 yearly, 6.50 half year, and 4.00 for a quarter.
New Clerk Hired in Fayette County West Union
Mrs. Clarence Cannon has assumed duties as a clerk in the Fayette County Clerk of Court office to assist with the work of the newly appointed magistrates who will begin July 1. An official notice with hours and locations will follow.
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West Union area eyed by out-of-state industry
An industry seeks local labor data via a Manpower Survey for West Union Iowa. The survey aims to gauge available workers, with responses confidential and nonbinding, to inform a potential move planned for late 1973 or early 1974. Deadline is June 29. copies available at the Register office.
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There Is a Season Centennial Worship in Oelwein
Dr. Oswald Hoffmann will preach at 7 45 p m Sunday June 24 in Oelwein High School gym for the centennial celebration. The service features brass ensemble chorus children's choir and banners with a slide presentation. A post event reception and an offering support ongoing council projects.
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Oelwein
Oelwein Area
Council of Churches
Price fixing verdicts in Iowa dealer case noted
In Story County District Court six guilty verdicts were returned from indictments alleging price fixing by about 130 International Harvester dealers. Eight innocent verdicts and three mistrials followed. Defendants guilty include Ralph Bauer and Palo Alto County Implement Co. of Emmetsburg Delbert Hall and Walter Hall of Algona Roger Harvey of Adel and Edwin Eisele of Fredericksburg. Acquittals include Bob Falk Douglas Falk Richard Goodrich W H Goodrich George Jenvold Jenvold Inc and Gene Vulgamott Jewell Implement Co. The case stems from seized price books and a two day deliberation ending last Friday.
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Board adopts school budget for 1973-74 in West Union
The North Fayette County Community School District board approves a general fund of 1,471,261 and a schoolhouse fund of 158,088 totaling 1,629,349 for 1973-74. The general fund rises 82,394 as state aid allows budget growth. Local property tax asks will drop with increased state receipts. The board also funds a concrete approach project with the city, approves staff contracts and reassigns athletic director duties, and schedules a July 9 meeting for final budget steps.
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William Sloss
University of Northern Iowa
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West Union Elementary
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Luther College
James Boelman
North High School
Maynard Library Launches Summer Reading Program
Maynard Library started its summer reading program on Tuesday open to kindergartners through eighth graders. The six week program offers five books read for an award and ten books for two awards. All area children are welcome to register.
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Nixon aide. private eye rescued Donald Nixon Jr
President Nixon used a private detective to retrieve his nephew Donald Nixon Jr from a California hippie commune. John Ehrlichman arranged Anthony Ulasewicz’s mission, paid 22,000 annually from a GOP account, to secure his return. Donald later worked for Robert Vesco amid federal indictments of top officials.
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Ulasewicz
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Maurice Stans
Fayette council returns brief session with few actions
A quiet Fayette City Council met briefly and approved three minor items. Actions included renewing Marlin E. Olesen’s Bachelors III beer license, authorizing removal of a storm-damaged maple on the city parkway for 60 dollars, and scheduling a home rule meeting with members to attend in West Union. The next regular meeting is slated for Monday, July 2. local officials Swartz Anthony and Griffin planned to attend the home rule session.
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Marlin E. Olesen
West Union
Bachelors III Tavern
Daryl Kaber
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